Monthly Archives: June 2014

“Would you realize, that the wheels of Providence revolve for your welfare;–and that the world, with all its intricate perplexities of machinery, is a scaffold to build up the fabric of your best interests? There is all this blessedness in … Continue reading →

“Some of the most rapturous moments we know will be those we spend in reverent admiration of the Godhead.” (A. W. Tozer 1897-1963)

“Repentance is a most precious bosomful of manifold blessings. It is the gift of God, whose gifts are according to the riches of his grace.” (Hugh Martin 1822-1885)

“Prayer is not eloquence but earnestness; not the definition of helplessness, but the feeling of it; it is the cry of faith to the ear of mercy.” (Hannah Moore 1745-1833)

“In a promise everything depends upon the person who promises. “The question therefore occurs, “Has he the will and the power to fulfill the promise?” (E. W. Hengstenberg, 1802-1869)

“A ransom, no doubt, has been found; a voluntary substitute has presented himself—unexceptionable—infinitely worthy. The Father, as the righteous judge, has laid on him your iniquities, and inflicted on him your doom.” (Robert Candlish 1806-1873)

“Subtle as wicked man may be, subtle and powerful and earnest in all evil as wicked angels undoubtedly are, neither men nor devils can compel us to sin.” (Robert Johnstone 1857-1934)

“Design must have had a designer. That designer must have been a person. That Person is God.” (Edward Henry Bickersteth 1825-1906)

“When God makes the sun shine, the tear drops should be dried; and when his blessing comes upon us, the memory of our sorrows should be used only to enhance our present joy.” (Thomas V. Moore 1779-1852)

“It is not only necessary that a man should know himself, but that he should also know a way in which he may escape from himself.” (Henry W. Soltau 1805-1875)